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Not Since 2008…

In 2008, as financial markets collapsed and investors screeched, “Sell!” James Altucher was quietly urging investors to do the opposite.

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The $27,533 Gold Solution

“What if confidence in command currencies collapses?” Jim Rickards asks. The solution: gold.

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Widespread Panic

After a brief respite, Mr. Market is getting jerked around again by trade-war headlines.

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Nothing “Normal” About This

We see the mainstream picking up on this theme — the rupture of the bond market — but, of course, getting it totally wrong.

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Wall Street’s (Risky) Tariff Bet

Wall Street is betting on “less tariff action” — and potentially setting itself up for another severe downdraft when that bet doesn’t pay off.

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Avoiding the T-word

Forget tariffs for a moment. "Amidst the chaos, one asset class is showing remarkable resilience,” says Paradigm’s own James Altucher as he surveys a very chaotic week.

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The Real Reason for the Tariff Pause

Going by Wall Street’s conventional wisdom, the bond market “shouldn’t” have blown up Wednesday.

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A New Era for North America

“China is an economic aggressor,” says hedge fund veteran Enrique Abeyta. Enter a “unified common market” of North America…

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President Trump has doubled down on his trade war with China, threatening to impose an additional 50% tariff on Chinese imports.

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No, It’s Not 2008

If you're looking for a near-term "reason" the stock-market

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Three Red Lines for the Stock Market

“Every panic feels different, but they all act the same,” says hedge fund veteran and Paradigm trading pro Enrique Abeyta.